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🟠Honouliuli Digital Storytelling

Tue, Sep 15

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Honouliuli Digital Storytelling

Learn more about how various modern technologies intersect to tell the incarceration story through digital repositories, virtual reality, and modeling.

Time & Location

Sep 15, 2026, 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM HST

Honouliuli Digital Storytelling

About the Event

Digital Storytelling: Learn more about how various modern technologies intersect to tell the incarceration story through digital repositories, virtual reality, and modeling. Featured panelists: Brian Niiya, Content Director, Densho; Editor, Densho Encyclopedia, Jim Casey, Principal GIS Specialist, University of Denver Amache Community Archaeology Project, and Kari Noe, Lab Director, University of Hawai‘i Create (X) Lab. Though free, registration is required to get a link for the talk. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/d84UeK3cQOGwpjnZd7vCOw#/registration

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